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Dunzo, a Bengaluru-based hyperlocal delivery startup founded in 2014, has been pivotal in India's quick commerce sector, offering on-demand delivery services for groceries, medicines, and other essentials. The company secured significant investments

#10 Dunzo When launching their hyperlocal delivery startup in 2015, Dunzo's founders did all the deliveries themselves from a small warehouse initially. From delivering groceries to picking up laundry, they hustled to understand user needs. Even af

Have you ever thought why most of the esports teams and players leave the industry after grinding for years? It's because of the lack of carrier making opportunities as there are not many income sources for e-atheletes and esports teams, most esport

I feel like maybe HNIs and retail investors are selling heavily right now even though FIIs and DIIs made some solid purchases in the Indian market today, the market still ended up falling that’s pretty surprising.

Is brick and mortar retail going to stay relevant in upcoming years with high penetrations of e commerce and quick commerce? And how should a retailer sustain in this high competitive market where all the big players are diving in retail industry.

Who would you think will win the Quick Delivery race ? 1) Swish 2) Flipkart Minutes 3) BB Now 4) Blinkit 5) Swiggy Instamart 6) Amazon 7) Zepto 8) Dunzo What differentiate them and is it possible that individuals like us can make a business out of

If the Indian market is rising, it doesn't mean that only Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are buying. This time, it's being observed that even without FIIs, or even after heavy selling by FIIs, the Indian market has held onto its important sup

Is it still a good idea to build a D2C premium Men’s clothing brand but at affordable prices even after so many players already in the market? If yes, what should be done to stand out?

PepperTap: This grocery delivery platform struggled due to competition and operational hurdles. Lido Learning: An ed-tech startup facing financial difficulties and a challenging market. Dazo: A food-tech company unable to secure funding and compe

History in the making! The CCI just greenlit the $8.5 billion Disney-Reliance media merger. What's the big deal? Reliance + affiliates: 63.16% stake Disney: 36.84% stake Result: A media powerhouse with 2 streaming services & 120 TV channels Why it